Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday:
1. 'HE ALWAYS SAID HE'D NEVER BE TAKEN ALIVE'
Jimmy Lee Dykes was shot to death after Alabama police stormed the underground bunker where Dykes held a 5-year-old boy hostage for six days. SCHOOL BUS DRIVER SHOT
2. SUPERDOME WORRIED ABOUT BLACKOUT FOR MONTHS
Officials said tests on the dome's electrical feeders had shown "some decay and a chance of failure." SUPER BOWL-POWER OUTAGE
3. WHO THE GOVERNMENT BLAMES FOR FINANCIAL CRISIS
An expected lawsuit will accuse Standard & Poor's of giving high ratings to mortgage debt that plunged in value before the 2008 recession. STANDARD & POOR'S-LAWSUIT
4. IN EGYPT, NEW BOSS SEEMS A LOT LIKE THE OLD ONE
As police crack down on protesters, Morsi is accused of cultivating the same repressive culture as Mubarak. EGYPT
5. WHAT CAUSED MEXICO'S OIL COMPANY BLAST
A methane gas leak that built up in the Petroleos Mexicanos building fueled an explosion that killed 37 people. MEXICO-PEMEX-EXPLOSION
6. CALIFORNIA TOUR BUS HAD SAFETY PROBLEMS BEFORE CRASH
The bus had 22 federal violations last year, including brake, tire and windshield problems. TOUR BUS CRASH
7. PTSD A FACTOR IN DEATH OF FORMER SEAL
The Iraq veteran charged with killing a sniper and his friend on a Texas shooting range had received psychiatric care. SNIPER-AUTHOR-SHOOTING
8. U.S. CALLS IRAN SPACE PROGRAM MONKEY BUSINESS
The Iranians claim to have safely sent a monkey into space and back, but the State Department is skeptical the animal survived. US-IRAN-SPACE MONKEY
9. MOB SUSPECTED IN RIGGED SOCCER MATCHES
Europol says organized crime gangs have fixed or tried to fix 680 matches around the world, including the World Cup. MATCH-FIXING
10. GOVERNOR TRADES FAT JOKES WITH LETTERMAN
New Jersey's Chris Christie started eating a doughnut when Letterman asked if he was bothered by digs about his weight. TV-CHRISTIE-LETTERMAN
